For children whose lives have been touched by war and conflict, education can be a path to a brighter future.

In June 2018, a 34-year-old man from Zimbabwe arrived in Dallas, Texas with his wife and three children. Today, he and his wife work full time, all of their children attend school, and the family has purchased their own car.

Sudan is facing one of the largest food crises today, but these mothers are determined to protect their children’s futures.

Find out how IRC teachers are helping refugee children develop social and emotional skills through a new initiative.

Mothers around the world, especially those in crisis zones, struggle to keep their children healthy and safe—sometimes against long odds.

Learn how the IRC and Sesame Workshop's partnership has provided early childhood development services for over 1 million children across the region.

Over 3.7 million Syrian children have been born into violence, poverty and displacement since the brutal war in Syria began over six years ago. Under these conditions, too many children lack stable, nurturing and enriching environments – including frequent interactions with caregivers that promote learning, and development. This case study provides a look at the process of adapting and piloting Vroom for Syrian refugee parents and families. Vroom empowers parents and caregivers of young children to turn everyday moments into brain building moments.

IRC malnutrition expert Dr. Mohamed Kassim explains how the IRC is protecting the health of children in Nigeria through malnutrition prevention and treatment.

A resource for children and youth to help them understand how to cope with big emotions in practical ways.